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we had wars getting
Pierre Claude's restaurant open.

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- You did Pierre Claude?
- Mmm.

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He's my hero.
You did his launch.

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Well, I heard that was a really classy do.
People went on about it.

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I mean, six days is...
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Could I come down
and take a look?

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I can't promise
anything stupendous.

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Sure. Yeah! Yeah, no problem.
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You're kidding.
Yeah, come down!

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Pierre Claude. Oh, wow!
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You're very thoughtful, James.
You give out an incredible amount.

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Oh, you're the same.
You encouraged me today.

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I saw you jumping up and down
like a mad thing.

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It spurred me on.
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I love this bridge.
My great-grandfather helped build it.

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I often come and stand on it
when I want to...

:48:58
Build a bridge?
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I'm sorry.
:49:10
Oh, God, James, don't.
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- Oh, I'm sorry.
- No, I'm...

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I know this is an ideal
sort of kissing moment.

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You know, night, moon,
boat, water lapping.

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You know, it's, um, it's perfect.
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And I'm not not feeling
that it would be nice,

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but I don't really
know anything about you

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and I'm... l'm still
on the rebound.

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Oh, God, I hate that word, but I am.
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Oh, who isn't? Everyone is.
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I'm on the rebound myself in a way.
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- Who are you on the rebound from?
- A girl called Pamela.

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My whole life pivots around
Pam and I breaking up.

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- When was that?
- 1973. We were eight.

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I bloody loved that woman.

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